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Anant katare

Contributor-Level 10

Yes, definitely you can pursue Masters in Technology M.Tech in Data Science from Indian Institute of Technology IITs and National Institute of Technology NITs through Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering GATE because both the institutions accepts GATE entrance exam scores primarily for admission to MTech. There are some other colleges in Delhi who offers M.Tech course through Gate scores like Delhi Technological University DTU, Amity University Noida, Netaji Subhas University of Technology NSUT, Indraprastha Institution of Information Technology IIIT Delhi.

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Taru Shukla

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The primary and secondary papers in GATE 2026 are termed in case of the two-paper combination. It allows aspirants to appear for two GATE papers (they have chosen) relevant to their stream and eligibility. The GATE paper cominations are decided by the GATE authorities to give candidates a chance to increase their career prospects and enhance their skill set.

Here's a break down of what exactly the GATE primary and secondary paper means -

GATE 2026 Primary Paper 

This is the main subject paper which alligns the core academic background of the student. Candidates must caefully choose their primary paper, as it typically detremines thei

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Shiksha Hazarika

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The GATE paper codes are two letter abbreviations assigned to each engineering or Science or humanities branch. Like for example, computer Science stands for CS, Civil Engineering stands for CE, Life Sciences stands for XL, Mechanical Engineering stands for ME, and so on. 

Now, coming to their importance - these GATE paper codes play a vital role while filling out the application form, looking for the GATE question papers, syllabus, results and more. 

In short, the GATE paper codes help aspirants to find out their specific subject they want to apply. Entering the wrong paper code can lead to disqualification, as the authorities

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Himanshi Choudhury

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Yes, of course, the selection of the GATE exam centre completely depends on the candidate's convinience and interest. They can choose any exam centre across India, regardless their college or hometown.

NOTE: A candidate can choose 3 cities from the list given above. All the three choices must be from the same GATE 2026 zone. 

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UPASANA PRADHAN

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GATE 2026 is divided into eight zones, each managed by an IIT or IISc. Each zone contains a list of cities where exam centres are located. You must choose your cities from a single zone only.

The list of the eight GATE 2026 zones is as follows -

  • Zone 1 - IISc Bengaluru
  • Zone 2 - IIT Bombay
  • Zone 3 - IIT Delhi
  • Zone 4 - IIT Guwahati
  • Zone 5 - IIT Kanpur
  • Zone 6 - IIT Kharagpur
  • Zone 7 - IIT Madras
  • Zone 8 - IIT Roorkee

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Abhay Choudhury

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Yes, candidates can change their GATE exam centre at the time of editing the GATE application form (during the correction facility). Candidates can access the GATE 2026 application form correction window at the GOAPS portal and submit it by paying the requisite amount. 

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Indrani Uniyal

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If you have forgot your GATE enrollment ID, then you can follow the steps below to retrieve it -

  • Visit the official GATE 2026 website
  • Click on the log in page and select "Forgot credentials"
  • Now enter email ID, mobile number, and select "Send OTP"
  • The details will be sent to the registered mobile number and email ID.

Ensure you're checking the same contact details used during registration. If you're still unable to retrieve it, contact the GATE helpdesk of the organizing institute.

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Piyush Shukla

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The GATE enrollment ID is a unique identification number that is used for accessing the GATE GOAPS portal. The enrollment ID will be sent to your registered mobile number/email ID and is also visible on GATE dashboard. 

Candidates can receive the GATE 2026 enrollment ID, after successfully registering for the exam. It is the pre-application process, and has to be done for future uses. The uses of the GATE enrollment ID include -

  • Filling out the GATE application form
  • Form correction or editing
  • Downloading admit card
  • Checking answer key and downloading question paper
  • Check GATE results and scorecard
  • Other GATE 2026 related notifications

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Bhumika Uniyal

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The GATE is a unique identification number that is generated while registering for the examination through the GOAPS portal. Candidates will receive it after completing the initial registration. It is usually in this format - G197V95. The enrollment ID along with the password will be required to log in to your GATE application dashboard. This must be kept throughout the admission process. 

The GATE enrollment ID plays an important role in accessing the GOAPS portal, such as filling out the application form, editing the form, downloading the GATE admit card, downloading the question paper answer key, checking results, downloading sc

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Taru Shukla

Contributor-Level 7

Yes, GATE has already introduced new GATE papers like Data Science, Humanities, and Environmental Science in the recent years. This reflects growing importance in the interdisciplinary knowledge. In core branches too, topics like basic programming, statistics, and machine learning may appear, especially in MSQs and NATs. Candidates must keep a track on the evolving trends, and emerging career trends and start practising in these domains too to stay ahead. 

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